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Memperingati Hari Kesehatan Jiwa Sedunia 2026, sudah saatnya kita beranjak dari sekadar kesadaran menuju aksi yang inklusif. Sesuai dengan tema global World Federation for Mental Health (WFMH) tahun ini, Lived Experiences Heard: Real Voices, Real Change (Pengalaman Pribadi yang Didengarkan: Suara Nyata, Perubahan Nyata), kita perlu menyadari bahwa pengalaman nyata adalah landasan utama dalam merumuskan sistem dukungan kesehatan jiwa yang efektif.
With a large and growing young population, the nation’s much-discussed "demographic bonus" (BPS 2022), a period when a large youth population promises significant economic growth and productivity, makes Indonesia stand at a defining moment. Yet this potential is shadowed by a growing public health crisis: youth mental health crisis. If Indonesia is to realise the promise of its next generation, it needs more than healthy bodies and academic qualifications. It needs young people who feel supported, heard, and equipped to thrive, and public health leaders who understand how to turn evidence into solutions that genuinely respond to peoples’ lives.
According to data on the SIMFONI PPA, an online information system for the protection of women and children by the Ministry of Women Empowerment and Child Protection Indonesia, violence against children in Indonesia has been on the rise in the last 5 years. In addition, around 78% of adolescents in the country reported having adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) related to violence perpetrated by peers and family members, contributing to the serious mental health repercussions across Indonesia (Center for Reproductive Health, 2019).
